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- 1 very slightly, and.fine se
should be &lettered
and pressed into''
with the han
sewee ta,c
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.ilsillflyrr'so TITTIlit A Fin To .Ancina rititALY
Olga TO TARDIOTATagor coxamrarnr-
Was ABOYSALLOTlisatIBINTISe
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Olop.
• tenelieurre,Zro
tifiC NE
G ACE
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passed hy the Do -
By an A. ment lerivate bankers
minion e allowed the prOlege of
"are ny r,tanie in. conneoion with
,frinetinetion which world lead the
/publictobeleeve that 'in/eaiing with
theft. tleY were dealing eeth.chartm ed.
-ba.pka 'J clause in -Ile new. 13114k. MEMORtAM.•
ug litanies snoretaineier essee..a-
e MRS.IM'ICINNON.-
e petunia
of the sell
gentle • patting
er•the seeds are
ee Of flannel on top of
theet 'sprinkle withivartir
•set in a- warm place by a
w It wili. require a sligitt eprink-
.g every day" until the seeds hie's
started ; then remove i the flannel avd.
set. thebox near the windowwhereit
will -receive thehght,and transplant
tothe yard. or garden as seen as the
weather will permit It net generally
known that dahlias can be raised- from
Seed, and many who do know it suppose
It requires two or three year's cultiv
ation to get them into „blooming,. but
it is neteo ; dahlia seed -sown the first
of .April will produce plants that will
bloom mJuly-
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,..1.et„probititing iheuie of mislead-• _
• tion,»." banking 'CoiipanY," etc., w.
the "object of consi zable discuseion
and opposition in
was eventiially'c
theilighte..st dot
and eoavenie
„ iitutions
buaine.se
noch
firing
und
ce
,
ye - House, but it
led.... There .is no
that the importance
of private banking
great, especially to the
In places. Whore there is
eecl. bank, thesefinancial
uid -make their: th.ef illness felt.
eorreet deeignation. The ifino-
ublic in the majority of cases
et business with these private
kingcompanies,uMleratehnpression,
hat full security is given for the funds
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entrusted to their_keeingIt is righi.
ivere„ however„ that the publid are, un-
deceived, for tee eecurity 'is given by
these "Banking.,Comniaiies,” as is done
_in. regular charzered banks, In intro-
ducing this alaise in the Banking At
against the Use of deceptive Haines fo
Private eatereiress; we have Bo. dou'ot
the government- enly had in- view .
heteresfeof the'people. •-•_The new la'
does not interfere in the least wit..
the'bankieg bueiass ef Messrs. Cam-
. even itr Campbell je. th-is-village..
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* JOHN Gieeet-EsM P P fi.
/Cort▪ h &nee, has -written to ii.f.-0/01
defining hie- position as a n-2 f;Pc-rter
the Mowat Government- Those eh:.
knew 31r coeldhaveno doule.
that he iv-0:dd be -found on the 64 -
side, butthe torie.s he.Ve been assigning-
- . him to the ,or Independent
. benches,: in the!'r desperate enorts to
reduce the Kinisteri.a majer- e on -
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paper
Mr. Galles says he would not - •
support Mie Mowat ,as Sir John 1a
„dOnald-demailde to be supeer
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is, the farther the :leader • gees -wroi
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the enore faithfif.ly does he- require hie
• friendi to folio'. Mice .That is lea ith.
nor the _Lieeral idea of allegi-
ance, but be haT.noies,rtliat--fr..1.fovyal,
-will take any positit n thata conseien,
ca.nnot - ne-10K-4.6 t
piAxis pubkshed to.the report
that the cattle on the Canadian North-
west ranches have,died in lerge num-
bers during the past winter'. . It in
. •lIaimed that .the loss to _the
. Cochrane Ranch topipany is large, be-.
eause. the herd arrived. from Montana.
too late in the Season and were almost
starved ley the Way, same -9,000 or
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000 ranee eattle animals • that have
g.,
stiminered over on the range, and their •
calves; are fat and hearty,*having win-
• tered splendidly. Mr. 4. 0.hmg of
Fort Calgary,. N.Wereinew in Ontario,
, makes this--eseertion, and adds,after
an experience of many year- in the
Northwest, thatth.2re is no risk at aL
. • e.
in wintering cattle and horses in, the
grazing regions of our -N• rthirest Ter-
ritory, provided . ordinary contmon
e Genie is used m bringing in t le cattle
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in the p -roper season.
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THE PenniYIVania Tees'. at- ;-rs) =while
• • believing in the. punishment of wife
• beaters, declineito endorse the whip
• ping -poet -cure. -1-..The Bill establishin„:,
a post was defeated in -Committee, mi., -
the mover --voting for it. There_ is
soine reason, says the Hamilton l'imeA,.
in the action of this Legislature. T -se
send a wife. beater to the whieein,
lost, for an assault upon -Ilia wife, i ;
• 'iee. inflict Tess punishment upon him
,his Wife. Tao man who
has scars inilictffr upon his bac* by a
public executioner, on the testimony.
of hilwife,,can -.never_ he eipeeted
'-etive in peace and, harmony ancenore, -
Ueorever rialilw.hedeserves the punilgh
• 'Free-C.:carsie t,
* man is Whipped:
hand -against
ht justiis well be
.•:in feeling the
• be. It is a hard
, tie an 1 the best re -
to he the educatiOn of
tsii!a. standard .of
-t1a4Will prevent an
• f twiipkr on. the• 1'art-.6f
ner intthe hon-,i,.-chAd,. for it
eedenied that, i ieonecroaeee,
it. "is the wife wna-doei
asking.
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FL• OWERS.
* kind. Father has given. us the
eautiful flowers with -Which -"to-cheer
Our lives and brighten,....oeir•hotnes. The
rich esea,enjoy their rare exotics, - b -fit
the poor .ean•Alie fenjof their beautiful
flowers by it. little time andlabor given -
-.
to their ealtiiration and -a few cents
• 'Mveited m seed. :, Manypeople-who
world like to.have irowers. do- not 'be-,
• cause :they d6 nf5t. 'understand their
cu1tif;44On. Oner of the eaPsei'Pf fail
Ureisii thasowing•of the seeds. Small
- "seeds ere elven toe deep, large ones too
sleallow;- Seeds that Should be -soirrr
.; • • , -
in fieteeqs.or boxes in the house, are
sown iretlie opin ground e and the two
early sowing of seeits:befere the soil is
warm, is a genera fault. :
%Tat .****Ateltetl' ante as asters, be:Isainse
Pansies; pottirtiverbepas and zinnias
in. bloeent iarty, ttle seedganust be suivu•
the ISA of -gareh or the first of April
in a hot hed or box rn. the house. If
started in the house get a box lour
inches deep, make a few holes in the
__-bottom, and ce-ier there with pieces of
: brick, theh fill the box with .fine' rich
and stlittle the asters should b
• - thof
Rnare her in mercy f great God hear our
ple,a(ling ie -
The, 1?; ayer rose _likeincense to
hign throne„ . •
And -kind angers pitied the : hearti3 that were
• -bleeding,
Yet yearned they to AveIc rue the struggling
.•soul home. _ ••
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Oh, sp re her in inerby -great God hear our
- Bid the angel of -leatit-sheathe the sword
thatisdrawe.* -
To cut off from earth the lifethat is failing,
'Arid leave ns in sorrow ere the niorrow Insy
• . • dawn,. .
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Oh, look tp on high, fond hearts -through your.
e the throne. iind the, -crown sill glorious •
ao.' bright •- - • -
Oh, upon high,s.nd think that the morrdw
Will n d your loved gee.. in. mansions nf
height. •• '
vileep. calmly, thy form 'Death the iarth new
rep+see,
• Where un -no y will cherish, thee, deli
, sister, for &y. • .
e c.ild narrow tomb all that's nn-irtalencicises,
:Biatt hum:real -reigns with the -blessed
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'TUE TIA KETS.
F-11 Wheat , 92. 93
Spring Wheat .., 9'92 92
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ts
!At;:toes1--PXUS
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kOrk-per cwt.
Egga
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50 • •s si
045 048
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900 10 00
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4 50 -6:00
AO' 0 60.
1 flo
75.100
• 8 to Sets per; lb
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- • 'MEAT, HERB
t:hpp/ BLOOD ..
4E: URIFYING
VOI•R, SAM.
BELFA
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rpHE IIOUSE IS FRAME, ABOUT
L- 29X30,.- and is situated in the,
..:eatre of the Vilhige of Belfast; There -
is one acre, of land, more or less, on
ehich is erected a frame stable.. Part
,f the money to be paid . at ;time of
perehase, balance in terms to suit ptire
Amer.. For full particulars apply. to
• .MRS.. ANN PHILLIPS;.
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-441-474.
- Belfast.
suii:FoR _SERVICE
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11FrE ITNDERSIpliED:VISFIBS TO
inform the:Lam...1.s and jthers in ,this.
section .that he %till keen .16k.- simvicc this
it ots 74 and 73, C 1, Tn-wnship
of Kiitioss..ihat fine thorouglihreeMhott-Ilorn
pnrshased front Mr. -;3:-
It -Gardner, of Mat*. _Grove Farm.
Micfurn.;
Rodent-I:Whit..- waved 1880.-
:•red bv AleAsr:F.-.J. !t. Mcqueen, Salem.Co.
f Wellington ; got by Karl of .13.0thes15178],
dim Joanna (Vol 4„ v. 220), -by R(*er [21571
10g92, d„ Princes.. BeAtrice, by Mictorcl-
Prince [1924 by. John
07Ga.list d f;l'75] WI 89) -Red-Lily 2nd
by 8 ehastr. pot IS [6.5], Red Lily, FIam-
bori' PC}, i .R.Ose 3rd: by Prince -
[1451 6 er). Ree, by Kerry on
t:3•.44).•=ri-k.lerella,l3(; Cicero ,(3384),Yonng
.ra, by 'celebs, ilia, brad. by Mr.
gosoo, Of Chilton., Duriutra; .
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: ' WES 'ENVERSON,
narch 1st, 1883. 11,cktiow P. O.
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•11f)118 -,.F011 SERVIM7-:
HE..! SiTi3SORIBER WISHES TO
.ififorto the fanners and ,4hers in this
secti3rt that he will keep for Service' this sea;
son at Maple Gre.veleartti at -Lot 10; 'on. 12.
kastern Division -of Asiifield his two superior
Th..)r aighbred Short:414n Bunts- " Baron
Lar4k, anti " Oakville Duke," trot. laY-"liaron.
:bivouac- ; tiani" by Royal Brampt -
;.n,” both- iron -If -tett by.J6lin yden.M.P..P.,.
and bred by Amos -Gruikshanks, Sittyton,
Abirdeenshirei Sentla•ml ; "Terms for" Siren
husk," grade cows, 8); Thlt,;lughbred cows,
". Oakville cows,
.roughbred cows $10. • -
- JAMES ff. QARDISTER. '
but -know.. March 21st, 1883. If 4in;479.
FARM VORSALE
OR TO RENT.
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J3E1NG NORTH 4'41 l:ARTER - LOT- 11,
Con. 1,2,.• Township of Kinless, con-
taining fifty acres more or less, aboutforty
acres cleared and fit for cultivation', balance
we.11 timbered. There is -about thee acres
tinder WI wheat, also house, good barn, and 'a
first-class tirchard on the premises. The
above property -will be either rented or sold...
_For forthet particulars apply to or address,
• - -Taos. TODD -:•
March 2Ist 1883.- St. Relenic P 0
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r.c,k-Al.E.S SORE
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Ax`,
in_ 1,0.Ltint:r.ODR,...E 5,
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r' '4‘t.
St sAl_Vii-A/4". t<'1 N-
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7. le 15E,A54.
;,..„-4-1, •
WeltasEver.
-.1;h1,*(1414*eyttelevrmard` boliritari:liorgreinr°747"ed41411Ritlitedir'
••••••00.1,
LREADY -WE HAV
.Lt- • -the Season Of 188
some place to *gyre her
PA SED. THE VERNAL. EQUINOX AND
is u4 us. Every Housewife is lookingput for
s
And where she may do 1 er trading generally fbr the year.
:
Buyers are already in the mar 4t, and it is said a poundof Sugar or Rico,
a few Raisins orl a yard of ..eacto y is offered as a BONUSFOR 'NOSS TSADE FO
1883: And certainly,if the Bids are small the Cheek' of the .Bidders eveaufd
A PRAIRIE :FARM.:
.MAKE.
If Farmers aid their w11 ea can e. bought .in.this.wayj.fOr a mese of Rice • or
• . _ L
a rag of Cotton, hey are certainly:cheap:;,-, but still Twill neither attempt to
bay . nor bribe aliyone, neit\ier dc ask your patronage because yOu-are of the
same -nation, or church; or ledge Ior political belief; business is not a matter.
Of creed; of politlies„or even Offtedshuj. , Business is -a, matter of dollars and
tents. - This -and • nothing in�71 re. ,
Now this is ti e ground on wheell 1 .confidently solicit
I. I •
YOUR .PATRONAGE FOR 1883.
.I. propose to b y, :produe and. e I goods ar such -prices aswillcOnyinco you 1-
. :
that-I•deierve y are r #79nake. Todo this two things are necessary, viz. : -.1ste .1
. .
MutualConfideric as between:the nerchant and hie customers; .2nd, fair and r
'honest dealing inaide the. -conter, z ncl . the same On the outside of the counter.
If the fernier walits more then th real value of his produce, and .aiso demands
. - •c
:the in-4rebant's good_at less than air -market price,- then clearly he :requires a
personal applicatfee . of the. ig t a , eleventh commandments, or, if. the,nier-
:chant does netcheerfelly pay th eurrent Market price, or sells his goods .too
dear, -or,pawna at inferior Wares- et the price of .good Ones;.. then .he also is
,
.amenable to the seine _afereiaid' Jaltertible standards. ,. ' : . - e • • - ..
A -. 4.
_ .... Please do not not jpflge a *h. ole by:a pound of sugar or a Yard of ealiete.
. . Please do net .0 -by hearsay, or.„ iy the opnions of others. rExercise your
judgement, and da
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Own : business on. your own hook... • More to fella*: - . I; •
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-March 284,488 ..
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I 3SEPI:=LAe13.1)727"...
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The Imam -4011611 hi1e eturning thinks trp-his numerous
fii6nds , who have - favored War with their Ntron age since,
addiuwiUrdware to big Sock, and to his . former patron -0
begs to anno l'ce- that he hs 'received:a fall supply, of
GOO
INTZL USIO
And every requisije .in te Hardware line for the season
including *
ross-
zoi n
HAY KNIVES, UNS, b -KA
E ZULU !ME CH I. ADING-- C.
of .Cheapness,
e IllarV
... ... .
tosimmeitik
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!fit '- - - - .-- •
. He would also also '04 tlieir.htiention to% his stock of Cutlery,-
1. . . . .
in -Table- and Pocket Knive , Plated. Ware in Forks, Spoons
'&c,, - as weil.:ab to -Alia Iargel. and varied stock of • - ::- :L.,: .
I 60ki arlOr and iOther ' toNies.„
-'''-c4s-'-- ' - .Lamp .
. .. ...i
Tin; .Javinneci ;in --dramtetWares.. - "Amps and Goods
in endlessviriety. ..-Tnbulat, StfOle:. and '.Hand ..Lahterns. in
.Bripl a-nd. Tin.- -..,COral--. Oil- 0 r the:best:brand -always , on hand,
._
As I have bought -these goods foil -Cash I aut .enabled to se• ll as Cheap as the
Cheapest, .andmyi�tto „in future Alan •be " Small -Profits and Quick Returns,"
but
but -tie enable.me to• de. Se I must have Cash.- I will therefore thank those Who
are indebted•to in.e. by either .note ot bac* account for. an early settlement.
1-- .. . . .• :- : ' • ' ' 1. - - . • '• - • • - - :
•Eayetroughing, and, Repairing- Promptly -Attende4..To,
1 ,
THOS.:LAWRENCE;
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tgivES
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t'e-t ••4
.1C•
STOVES.
llas.pleasure in informing, the citizens Of Inckrici* and surrounding ..country;
that he has Opened in the ! pp formerly ocotipied -.Toiler Pirearr •
-oppleite the Whitelyi cruse, and is prepared to AL.-.
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-::-COAL tND
Coal Oil an. Goods, • Also
. ,
-.T.17•1N.W 41,-4 ICIW-X3.$
And everything - ..at -b toxrk.:prices.: --Eaverirolighing-and- Repsiring.
Iloniptly attended o. An -early call solicited.-
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September .29tk 1882.
WOOD,
DAVID StItHEIt1-4ND.
v
Tathoppersiljewqrs ancti
• Iliftws.
The III411EST PR UE will bi.paid to
ties delivering Cedar! ;Tamarac,- Rock
and Henilook.•1
HP
I oue to Lan,.
e ChiReil.Estate,At re, 011able
rates. On tcjinis. ofpa ent
• suit borrower .
s.:
OR SOUTHER. EXtENSIOrt .
PAYNErriii XOIITNIGIIT'LY;
Fur-futtheriiirficii es apply_ to- .
GEO. BIRLE,1
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1-i amilt
476 4in •
wee de en many, °N.. *elme in...un
seem to prefer to guff- ad be made Misr
able by Indigo.74.7 ' Vonotpatioii, Elfging-
,of Ap itii. 7-fi-F,Kt , -t
. n 1' . ,..
' re -101
-EL.LIQT
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ciFFICE7--Nefrzt-to pat 0
.1; 1
..ue...nalre'Marikk 1 .
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FO. jj' ALE.
EiigG LOT '2 E13T11.. 00
• . of the township 0 1164dr-contain
100 acresi, 97 .aeree clea - Theft e is it a
filmy 4ionse.,olso- a , and. eta I
thepreraiiec, The - f 111 situate _
Miles freM the ' _ and
-,,yenient
e.ofh.-re '
011 OP
ea
rt;
New Prints, Shirtings•an4 Bloaehed Cottons.
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Sew Dress Goods, Cashmeres and Brocades,
New Satins, Silks and Ottoinati-_Sil
New 'Button Glove* and Osiery,
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▪ New Muslin, inch and Drapery,-
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Goods Of Every Discriptioydind SfYlat
STORE IN .0IsTTAB/0..
'40
1
rselv
MAGI NTYR
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And as Complete a Steck as can be found in any GENE
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A EX.. ivrvoINTyRE
ppo„potioli .pritrq'AmOriogn Thttothy. Seed, (ind 150Busiie.lp of A i Clover
§e0:0- atA.•MaCintyrev.s. ' -
sisswillsopem._ pow
RDWA DWARE
ARE !
.AVING PURCHASED THE' Melt OF D. D. XeLeINTYRi, THE DERSIGNED IS PREPARED
to -Offer Bargains in all kinds of
, •
ee, Chopping e
xgs, Broad
Axes, Hand
A.le Grease •
shes
Bench Screws -
Buckshot.
:Bucksaws
"'Tiding- Chains
ferriage bolts
Chandeliers- -
CrossSaws
Cartridges •
-Cable Chains
Carpenters' Tools
Coal Oil .
Chains _
Door Locks
Door Latches
• Enanielled Ware• .
Fly Traps
Files '
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raniteIron-Ware
.1 1
. Read the ,follevring• List'''.
Hinges Logging aalir
HandSaws ' Mouse *8
Hammers- , ' Match "1:"Ta •
Hanging Lamps
-Lamps - Mop
I
Lantern!. • .. Nail Lath
,Lamp Chimneys NaJ' Shingle- -
Looking Glasses N re Cut
Lamp Bv,rners yells Wrought
Lamp Wicks Oils
Latches . Pad Ledo; .
Linseed Oil Pocket' Knives
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- At 40 per cent less limn _Regular -Wholesale Price
• Mach? °11
ndlee
IMOPOATIOPATE:
A:large Steck Of New Goo4 is ordered and will be offered for Sale in
In the best Market in Canada for CASH, and Intending Puichiesorawillfin it to their Advantage to can end eiamine
for thw.lves e • - • - - • • ,
-.1W11"0*-•-',11-4=; the place, next door to 'Alex; Maelfit- Yre. Campbell Eireet,
AND SELL 'FOR -.CASfI,
•
Putty
Paint Brushes
Paints :
Picks •
Pick Handles -
Powder
Revo ers
Itop
Sho 'Brushes
St 'e Brushes
s
nd wilihe
• a
Shot
Sp" s
Spades,Shovelss. aws
Sand •Paper
Table Cutlery
Turpentine e
Measures
117aniish
whitewash brush's
.wasitwrtn
g machines
.win .
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E 3'011 CAS
ew days. •These Goods' lueVe been bought
encknoW Mareh 14th 1883...
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117 RIICEIVINC+
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and, see or ourseitoo.
o iest Tweeds for
Suits -in _town:
EL
Ot) BusyoPeiimageprin
dods. 0
se ant nex weee
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I An
YOU HAV
_AND so 114.§.._
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4
.S,WOONEY
stock'and more.arriving daily
A ,
KI
will all -keep in stockall kinds
I.‘11)OF FRUIT.
. of :
OA S, ±13143..- 331-!.!OITITS,
by the Pint, Quart, -Can. and
Hot Meals at all hours.
And rything kept in a firse-4/ess
• • •
it Store.- Give me a call
- MR:S.:MOONEY, "
Ofs
urclock
ILOOD
JIITTE RS.
8/1
DV
4N
.'ER
BA
HE
NE
'An
Mar
Navin
beim*
pre
e p
LL CURE OR RELIEVE.
'NEM, DIZZINESS, -
VA, DROPSY, •
STION, nurrEava
10E. OF THE HEART,.
.ELA8, ACJDITY OF
liEOM THE STOMACH,'
BURN, . - MilaVE8.9:
OHE, OF THE piag
y species of disease arising from I
LIVER, KIDNEYS, EITOMF.01,4
Witt & /04 Por°Prilt:
sownL8glit.13‘0011, •
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0
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s •
o4th. C011efrr
ROS
af.,..eter-er. of kludge;
ddlesi
littuakst •
based the ate& of hamar eteee•
Mr.; \Vex, Graesicle I anrIllter
n ever to supply the weals nzer
d tberiblio Boat*.
,Otaels, dck'old ,stende
k -store. •
LIJOKNow
NESS D
114
loo
silo* in stook Ihe largestanA beit play
it
of - ti
-: • 4
LICHT AND HEAVY MAiNfill
aver sEown ii Lucknow.
• ideate in .
311174110 & 00i1.2 2•0310
17.91110 B1ttilkOt0,6 140.
My stock °Unmake, 'Valises, Eandfiatteleik. •
etc.„is now complete, and iraelude all file
latest styles and makes.
bantaamatice,....#
As ell • the above articles•were intrchaved • Four
the best makers, and at tbe iovvest c Ar
- jrici, 1 ain prepared to sell- as chea/1
as any other house in the tribdt.
Don't failto call and see my
stock before purchasing • •
elsewhere. . •it
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Special attention paid to_ ork,
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boy, three years old, was token ill 1.vith croun; 'S-
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our gratitude? Sincerely yours,
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